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They are coming.

Honda stopped and Suzuki and Kawasaki followed. Not sure why Yamaha delayed but you have to think their sales went up so they just kept producing them. I think Japan wanted to stop but the US off-road teams begged them not to so they stayed in the lineup. ... more »

Don't let the door hit you on the way out?

GNCC and Amateur MX is pretty much owned by KTM and Yamaha. Is Pro MX going to go that route? Yamaha is selling more competition bikes than everyone except KTM.

Its pretty obvious that Star has made that 450 better..much better.

It does make more power and that means something in the 250 class. Probably makes to much with the 450 and seems to hurt handling. Yamaha is still the dominate selling competition brand behind the Austrian bikes and by a large measure. They are still ... more »

I was at the KTM dealer meeting right after he was hired and he got up and told everyone that he went into the off-road shop and saw all those #1 plates and wanted to earn some for the MX side. Well done Rodger.

Count his own and the Honda and Suzuki plates. Got to be a lot.

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That's metal to metal so no dirt involved. Lube failure, clearance issue or the nikasil failed from the previous piston.

Patience is a virtue and Webb understands this and has the discipline to use it. How many times, like last night, does he wait it out, figure out better lines and wait for mistakes. He lets the race come to him and that takes patience and mental discipline. ... more »

Beta 2022??? They will have a factory sponsored effort outdoors.

Just start Vet's at 50. Run them all together. Under 50 you run A,B or C.

Not sure where those numbers are from but they don't jive with industry figures. Honda has moved in front of Harley and Kawasaki has moved in front of Yamaha. Those look like 2019 figures. Not including KTM who has more than double the sales the of Suzuki ... more »

All lines

Take into consideration that there are large segments that KTM does not even have bikes. No Cruisers and more importantly no beginner off-road. Beginner off-road is a huge part of Honda and Yamaha's total MC numbers. Honda sells a lot of CRF's not so ... more »

KTM sold nearly 32,000 off road competition bikes in 2020 in the US. Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki and Suzuki combined sold right at 42,000. Suzuki did not reach 3000. KTM owns almost 43% of that market in the US. Followed by Yamaha then Kawasaki, Honda and ... more »

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